They’ve also announced a release show for their new album “Pain Travels”.
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Gucci Mane Addresses Robbery & Kidnapping On Pooh Shiesty Diss Track “Crash Dummy”
A week ago, we got some startling news from the rap world: Memphis rap stars Pooh Shiesty and Big30 were among a group of men arrested on robbery and kidnapping charges for an incident at a Dallas recording studio involving Gucci Mane. Shiesty, who is signed to Gucci’s record label 1017, allegedly set up a…
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Splitview’s “Glare” Music Video Has Arrived
And so too has their debut EP “Believe You’ll Be Alright”.
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Ex-Mushroomhead Vocalist Jeffrey Nothing Readying New Album “20SICK” & Summer Tour
I’ll admit, Gozer Butler is pretty clever.
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Atreyu Releases New Music Video "Children of Light" FT Max Cavalera
📸: Sean Stiegeimeier
Today, ATREYU have unveiled their new single, “Children Of Light,” featuring the ex-Sepultura vocalist, Max Cavalera. The new track is taken from ATREYU’s upcoming album, ‘The End is Not the End,’ set for release on April 24, 2026 via Spinefarm.
ATREYU explains the reasons behind the track is inspired by a particular Classic metal act:“‘Children of Light’ was created with a primal spirit in mind. A ‘festival’ song. Heavily inspired by classic Sepultura, though it seemed like an untouchable ask, we wanted Max involved. We’re honored to share this song with a legend.”
Watch the Visualizer for “Children Of Light” HERE below‘The End is Not the End’ has been described as “ATREYU’s heaviest album ever and their most adventurous”, according to a press release. “We realized what made ATREYU great in the beginning was that we didn’t sound like anyone else,” frontman Brandon Saller explains. “We didn’t really make sense anywhere. We weren’t an emo band, a metal band, a punk band — but somehow it all worked. We kind of just carved our own path.” Guitarists Dan Jacobs and Travis Miguel, bassist Porter McKnight, drummer Kyle Rosa, and Saller created several of ‘The End is Not the End’s songs on creative trips.“Tokyo made us feel like kids again,” Saller says. “We’d write for a few hours in the morning, then go out and get lost in all this inspiration. The first song we finished was ‘Dead,’ and we knew we were onto something.” After the Japanese sessions, the band and their producer left for to San Juan Island, off the coast of Washington, where isolation inspired their creative juices. “It was the polar opposite of Tokyo. We didn’t leave the house for four days and wrote some of the heaviest songs on the record.”Produced by Matt Pauling, ATREYU’s tenth album is vibrant, inventive, and aggressive.“It’s our heaviest, most metal record we’ve made,” Saller points out. “But it’s also the biggest musical journey we’ve taken in years.” The album moves between soaring melodies to a more muscular metallic weight, with cinematic overtures and atmosphere, all tied together by a driving, raw intensity. Tracks like “Dead,” “Ghost in Me,” “Children of Light (featuring Max Cavalera),” and “Afterglow” sound both timely and timeless.
Pre-Order ‘The End is Not the End’ HERE
‘The End is Not the End’ Track List:
1. The End Is Not The End
2. Dead
3. Break Me
4. All For You
5. Ghost In Me
6. Glass Eater
7. Wait My Love, I’ll Be Home Soon
8. Ego Death
9. Death Rattle
10. Children Of Light
11. In The Dark
12. Afterglow
13. Break The GlassATREYU recently announced a spring tour supporting Sevendust kicking off April 20th in Indianapolis, IN before concluding in Knoxville, TN on May 20th. For the full list of dates, please see below.
ATREYU Live:
4/15 – Milwaukee, WI @ The Rave^
4/17 – Des Moines, IA @ Wooly’s^
4/18 – St. Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall^
4/20 – Indianapolis @ Egyptian Room at Old National Centre*
4/21 – Lexington, KY @ Manchester Music Hall*
4/22 – Birmingham, AL @ Iron City Bham*
4/24 – Mobile, AL @ Soul Kitchen Music Hall*
4/25 – Destin, FL @ Club LA*
4/27 – Corpus Christi, TX @ House Of Rock^
4/28 – Dallas, TX @ House of Blues*
4/29 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Diamond Ballroom*
5/1 – Denver, CO @ Summit*
5/2 – Albuquerque, NM @ Sunshine Theater*
5/4 – Wichita, KS @ The Cotillion*
5/5 – Springfield, MO @ Regency Live*
5/7 – Daytona Beach, FL @ Welcome to Rockville+
5/8 – Greensboro, NC @ Hangar 1819^
5/9 – North Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues*
5/11 – Norfolk, VA @ The NorVa*
5/12 – Harrisburg, PA @ XL Live*
5/14 – McKees Rocks, PA @ Roxian Theatre*
5/15 – Columbus, OH @ Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival+
5/16 – Baltimore, MD @ Nevermore Hall*
5/17 – Asbury Park, NJ @ House of Independents^
5/19 – Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore*
5/20 – Knoxville, TN @ The Mill & Mine*
*Supporting Sevendust
^Headlining
+Festival Appearance
ATREYU are:
Brandon Saller – Lead Vocals
Dan Jacobs – Guitar
Travis Miguel – Guitar
Porter McKnight – Bass/Vocals
Kyle Rosa – Drums
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FLESHCRAWL Sign Worldwide Deal With Distortion Music Group (DMG) – Powered by Reigning Phoenix Music ~ Unveil New Single And Video “Blood Dominion”
Photo Credit: Christian Sobeck Stream/Watch “Blood Dominion” HERE! https://fleshcrawl.rpm.link/blood
Pre-Order/Pre-Save “Epitome of Carnage” HERE! https://fleshcrawl.rpm.link/epitomePR
The long-established German death metal ensemble FLESHCRAWL has signed a worldwide deal with Distortion Music Group (DMG) – Powered by Reigning Phoenix Music. The signing marks a new chapter as the band prepares to unveil their tenth studio album, Epitome of Carnage on June 12, 2026. FLESHCRAWL‘s obliterating new single “Blood Dominion” marks the first release under this collaboration, following a series of prior releases that saw select DMG roster artists issued via Reigning Phoenix Music.
On the single release, FLESHCRAWL comments: “Choosing ‘Blood Dominion’ as our first single is a statement. It is the ultimate teaser for what this album delivers: no mercy. It captures the very essence of FLESHCRAWL – fast, raw, and straight to the point. An uncompromising and pure reflection of what that band is about.” The band continue, “We didn’t want any long-winded intros or other stuff – we wanted to hit the ground running and go straight all in. From the second you put this on, you know exactly what’s coming: pure, rough chaos. That was always the plan.”
“Blood Dominion” is unforgiving in its brutal nature. Striking ferociously with untamable rhythms, thunderous percussion and bloodthirsty vocals, “Blood Dominion” offers a thrilling display of unrestrained intensity that makes a clear statement.
Track Listing:
1. Blood Dominion
2. Chapel of Guts
3. Grave Messiah
4. Embers of Wrath
5. Committed to Suffer
6. Reign Forever
7. Chronicles of Bloodshed
8. Rebuilt from Flesh
9. Orphan God
10. Path of Thorns
11. Heralds of Death
12. Of Fire and FleshThe long-awaited Epitome of Carnage is constructed on the foundation of an expansive career. FLESHCRAWL remain devoted to the death metal genre despite having encountered loss and change along the way. As the tenth full-length release, the new album stands as testament to FLESHCRAWL‘s unwavering creativity and drive. Arriving seven years after 2019’s Into the Catacombs of Flesh, Epitome of Carnage reveals a renewed vigor and power that bleeds through the track list.
Contained within Epitome of Carnage are twelve vicious onslaughts that showcase FLESHCRAWL‘s unimpeded speed and power. Materializing alongside demonstrations of inescapable heaviness, explosive riffs, and melodic touches amongst the shadows, they leave behind no survivors.
Epitome of Carnage is set for release on June 12, 2026. Pre-order Epitome of Carnage here: https://fleshcrawl.rpm.link/epitomePR
FLESHCRAWL:
Bastian Herzog – Drums, Vocals
Manu Markowski – Bass
Apu Justin Reisch – Guitars
Christian Kalbrecht – Guitars
Borisz Sarafutgyinov – VocalsFLESHCRAWL Online:
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Nothing & Haywire Booked For June European Tour Together
Six shows have been mapped out.
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Pain Of Truth Have Been In The Studio With Will Putney Recently
They’ve already logged two weeks together.
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John Bush Shares Official Live Video For His Cover Of Anthrax’s “Random Acts Of Senseless Violence”
Filmed live in Hollywood this past December.
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Miserere Luminis – Sidera Review
Montreal atmoblack trio Miserere Luminis returns with third album, Sidera, boasting lush atmospheres and enormous feels. Formed back in 2008, Miserere Luminis dropped their eponymous debut in 2009, then disappeared from the studio for fourteen years. The triumvirate stepped out from the shadows and unleashed Ordalie in 2023, heralding a triumphant reemergence and one of the most exquisite album covers I’ve ever laid eyes on. The tunes delivered, too, are replete with more mature compositions than Miserere Luminis and a tighter runtime to boot. With their third album, can Miserere Luminis maintain their trajectory of mounting improvement, or does Sidera fall into dark, merciless obscurity?Anyone who has supped on Miserere Luminis’ music can confidently sink their teeth into Sidera’s similarly sumptuous sounds with satisfaction. Rich and vibrant textures blanket its fifty-one minutes, eliciting nods to Wolves in the Throne Room and Der Weg einer Freiheit while never losing their own distinct identity. Restrained, controlled paces reign supreme across Sidera, where jangling guitars and implacable drums unfurl at Miserere Luminis’ leisure. Entwined with the traditional guitar, bass, and drum attack, piano and strings impart a classical zest across Sidera’s five tracks. The recipe delivers a potent concoction, flaunting an embarrassment of moments swollen with opulence and grandeur.
Sidera presents a complex tangle to unwind, stuffed with stunning passages that twist and meander with a menacing edge. The darkness within the music averts the malice pervading second wave-informed black metal, and instead adopts a contemplative restlessness that churns with forlorn melancholy. “Aux Vras des Vagues & des Vomissures” supplies excellently heart-wrenching pathos, where strings dance and swirl before fading in deference to the despondent bass plucks that close out the song. Follow-up “À la Douleur de l’Aube” resonates with equal poignancy, while opening duo “Les Fleurs de l’Exil” and “De Cris & de Cendres” offer a (relatively) more frantic anguish than what’s heard on subsequent tracks. Miserere Luminis not only channels their woebegone mystique with grace and aplomb, but they do so with an uncanny knack for commanding tension, augmented by Icare’s deft drumming. Neptune’s piano sources another highlight, and his interplay with Icare’s string compositions sizzle with stoic solemnity. Through it all, Annatar’s vocals cut with a raw edge that perfectly embody the stark emotions he conveys.
Though Sidera hypnotizes with its beauty from minute to minute, its entirety lacks the diversity required to support its length. Despite Miserere Luminis’ firm grasp of mood and tension, repeated listens expose the album’s monotonous elegance. After my third spin through Sidera, I couldn’t differentiate any of the tracks. Another fifteen listens on, and I’m not faring much better. To be clear, atmospheric black metal often falls into this dilemma, where the music is oriented to temperaments and feelings rather than carving out singles rife with hooks. There’s nothing intrinsically wrong with this approach, and individual passages drip with gorgeous orchestrations, subtle interplays of dissonance and melody, and tortured vocals. Yet the final impression is that a uniformity persists throughout the album that inhibits breakout moments; because of this, Sidera’s runtime suffers from bloat (the shortest track clocks in at eight-and-a-half minutes). On the other hand, Miserere Luminis resolutely owns their sound, and Sidera’s production wisely puts the spotlight on the strings and piano—classical accompaniment rarely sounds this good in black metal.
It’s impossible to deny Sidera’s power as I marinate in the swaying transitions between guitar and piano or the jazz-informed drumming. Miserere Luminis writes transportive music that seethes with agony and hope, yet lacks a dimension to separate its densely-packed glamor into the highs and lows I long for. Sidera acts as a prime example of an album that will doubtlessly please fans of the genre, but won’t change anyone’s mind about it. Hell, I delighted in my time with Miserere Luminis, even though I doubt I’ll return with regularity. The possibilities introduced on Sidera excite me more than the album itself, and while I recommend a listen if you’re even a casual fan of the genre, I mostly look forward to what Miserere Luminis does next.
Rating: Good!
DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Debemur Morti Productions
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
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